The plugin uses AJAX to vote, and in WordPress AJAX is run through admin-ajax.php in the wp-admin folder. So, without access to this file plugins that use AJAX can’t work. You need to add an exception to the password rule for this file. All plugins using AJAX in WordPress depend on this file to allow access.
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hamoon
(@graphirancom)
tnx for your answer
i found this section “AJAX Requests” in your plugin and disabled it then password problem solved. so i have my password on wp-admin and using gd rating together
This is not an option for that. This option should be enabled to ensure that AJAX vote is properly sent, and avoid browser caching. Depending on the website caching settings, this option should be enabled for most websites. It can’t solve the password issues, since it is not related to that.
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hamoon
(@graphirancom)
but really problem solved 🙂 after disabling AJAX Requests , browser don’t ask for username and password for voting.
That option is not disabling AJAX Requests, the plugin can only work through AJAX. That section of options is for AJAX Requests, option inside has it’s own name, and it is not to disable AJAX requests.
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hamoon
(@graphirancom)
i don’t know this stuffs But believe me : problem solved with disabling that
i tested it by activating it again and user password again showed up. then deactivated it then no need to username and password
Most likely, your issue is connected to the caching for browers in .htaccess, and AJAX headers were in conflict with that.
Thread Starter
hamoon
(@graphirancom)
i don’t know.maybe . Thank you for supporting
